Baseball The Milligan baseball team is through 26 games of their season and have split evenly with 13 wins and 13 losses. The Buffs currently have a conference record of 5-4. Leading the way for the Buffs on the hitting side is Andrew Copas, who is hitting an incredible batting average of .500 and has […]
Milligan College’s swim team is headed to the Columbus Aquatic Center in Columbus, Ga., to compete in the Nationals swimming meet March 1-4. Milligan has 10 swimmers going to nationals this year: Sara Farmer, Isabel Siegel, Anna Hathcock, Alyssa Boyer, Emily Mark, Casey Knapp, Sterling Burnett, Matt McFalls, Grant Callahan and Brian Sackett Jr. “We […]
These Buffs can be seen during the day strolling around campus enjoying all the Milligan plains have to offer, but when it’s game day something clicks, and The Herd unleashes their school spirit. Sophomores Joe Lyttle and Brian Sackett started The Herd, a school club dedicated to enthusiastically supporting Milligan athletics. Lyttle saw the need […]
Men’s Basketball Milligan Men’s Basketball ended the regular season on a hot streak by winning their last three games of the season. Milligan beat Point University, Bryan College and Johnson University to finish off the regular season. The win streak came with great help from Daxton Bostian, Will Buckner and Jacob Cawood to name a […]
Seven out of 19 conference tournaments have been held in Kingsport, Tenn., and John Sullivan, former president and current commissioner of the Appalachian Athletic Conference (AAC), said there are three reasons why. “First is the management and administration of Kingsport,” Sullivan said. He applauded the Kingsport city government for its management and administration. “Kingsport does […]
The Milligan men’s basketball team beat the Bryan College Lions Wednesday night at the Steve Lacy Fieldhouse, winning 79-55. Coach Bill Robinson called the game a “great win” with “great production off our bench,” because most players were able to participate at some point. “Bryan’s a big rival,” Robinson said. “We know them real well.” […]
Lucius Seneca, a philosopher, said, “It is a rough road that leads to the heights of greatness.” Many collegiate athletes can identify with this statement, but maybe none more than Milligan College’s own track team member, Liz Maller. Maller grew up in Gillette, Wyoming, and is no stranger to the “heights of greatness” Seneca spoke […]